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Black Lightning (2017-2021)
Black Lightning is a 2017 superhero film based on the DC Comics character of the same name. The movie follows Jefferson Pierce, a high school principal with the ability to control electricity, as he returns to his hometown of Freeland to protect it from a criminal organization known as The 100. While the movie is primarily focused on action and drama, it also contains some sexual moments that are worth noting.
The first sexual moment in the movie occurs when Jefferson and his wife, Lynn, share a passionate kiss. This moment is significant because it shows the strong bond between the two characters and their commitment to each other. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of physical intimacy in a relationship.
The second sexual moment in the movie occurs when Jefferson and his daughter, Anissa, share a passionate kiss. This moment is significant because it shows the strong bond between the two characters and their commitment to each other. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of physical intimacy in a relationship between a parent and a child.
The third sexual moment in the movie occurs when Jefferson and his former lover, Lady Eve, share a passionate kiss. This moment is significant because it shows the strong bond between the two characters and their commitment to each other. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of physical intimacy in a relationship between two people who have a past.
Overall, Black Lightning is a great movie that contains some powerful sexual moments. These moments are important because they show the strong bonds between the characters and remind us of the importance of physical intimacy in relationships.
A female villain wears clothing that reveals some cleavage and side exposure to her breasts, throughout the season. No full nudity, and scenes are brief.
Some sexual references in a club scene. References to prostitution: it is suggested that a women should help work off a man's debt by working in a hotel. She replies, "I'm not ho-ing for anyone." Later there is a scene that takes place at the hotel and it is implied that prostitution is occurring there.
Post coital scene with a main female character and her girlfriend. The rest of their conversation takes place while they are shown wearing only panties. No full topless nudity is shown, breasts are strategically covered by camera angles, arms, etc. The issue of sex trafficking is further developed in this episode and is a major part of the plot. There is passionate kissing between adults.
There is no nudity and scenes always cut away before anything explicit.
Frequent male topless nudity with nipples exposed. Sometimes in a sexual way.
All of Nafessa Williams' costumes are extremely revealing of her rear. References are made throughout the show in regards to the size of her rear
Some sex scenes between lesbian couples: an ep has a scene of a couple of women after having sex; they're both topless while talking in bed but nudity is estrategically covered by camera angles. Some other scenes that include undressing to underwear and making out (sex is implied but not shown). Frilting and kissing are frequent. A heterosexual married couple makes out and has sex off-screen. Sexual trade is a subplot, and some sexual language is used such as "ho-ing" "screwing" "banging" etc.
You don't see anything major in all of the show
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